Examples of using De-commitment in English and their translations into Italian
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no Member State was concerned by a risk of de-commitment.
Detailed rules for de-commitment of appropriations in the latter case should be
In the interests of sound financial management and efficiency, the de-commitment rule(N+2) should apply;
The rule on automatic de-commitment will help speed up the implementation of programmes
the unused balance of budgetary commitments shall be subject of a de-commitment.
Detailed rules for de-commitment of appropriations in the case of those multiannual programmes should
which is due to the de-commitment made in 2009 for the Bulgarian programme.
The de-commitment rule aims to ensure that projects are
modification of the financial table to take account of the de-commitment of€ 45,7 million from the Annual Financing Agreement(AFA) 2005.
The de-commitment is the operation whereby the responsible authorising
modification of the financial tables to take into account the de-commitment of €27,6 million from the Annual Financing Agreement(AFA) 2004.
The level of de-commitment during 2001 for Euro-peAid's management portfolio reached €591 million.
end of 2006 due to the expiration of the deadline for de-commitment at 31.12.2006 as set out in the last annual financing agreements.
Finally, an extension of the deadline for the de-commitment rule and specific provisions for the application of the rules on state
practical solutions to reduce the risk of automatic de-commitment of funds from the 2007-2013 national envelope,
Finally, through the principle of de-commitment of unused funds(the“N+2 rule”),
practical solutions to reduce the risk of automatic de-commitment of funds from the 2007-2013 national envelope in the case of Romania and Slovakia,
Funds gave slightly higher rates of de-commitment: for the ESF the figure was EUR 123.5 million,
were concerned by a de-commitment according to the"N+2" rule referred to in Article 90
Where appropriate, and respecting de-commitment rules, Member States have the possibility under existing rules and practices
million11 to RO by the end of 2006 to avoid de-commitment of funds,
the overall result should equate to a de-commitment of less than 1%(around 0,96%)
The low uptake of funds measured at the end of 2007 and during 2008 resulted in the de-commitment of EU funds of €27,6 million made in 2008 and is expected to lead to a de-commitment of €45,7 million in 2009, thus reducing the total amount initially allocated to the Programme of €444,7 million by 16% to €371,4 million.